Anything For You All: NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley will be the first to fly SpaceX's Crew Dragon spaceship. Here's how they're preparing.

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NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley will be the first to fly SpaceX's Crew Dragon spaceship. Here's how they're preparing.

The Crew Dragon is expected to launch a new era of US spaceflight. NASA will then stop relying on Russia to launch its astronauts.

A blogger took Amtrak across the country from San Francisco to New York and recorded the whole trip on TikTok

The trip was divided up into two legs: a three day trip from California to Chicago, and then another day to New York City.

Inside a $1 million fixer-upper listing for sale across the bay from San Francisco that might actually turn out to be a bargain

The home for sale at 1818 Adeline St. in Oakland, just one BART stop away from the city, comes with city-approved plans for a 5-unit development.

How to rise the ranks at Point72; a leaked pitch deck reveals WarnerMedia's aggressive HBO Max strategy; Apple and Amazon could dismantle healthcare as we know it

Here are the business stories you need to read this week, including Davos dispatches, an inside look at Point72's training programs, and a leaked WarnerMedia pitch deck.

The life and career rise of Instagram head Adam Mosseri, the Facebook exec behind 'like' counts disappearing

Adam Mosseri has now been the head of Instagram for over a year, ever since the photo-sharing app's cofounders abruptly left their jobs at Facebook.

There's a 'Pro' version of every major Apple gadget except for the Apple Watch. It's time for that to change.

Apple has a "Pro" product line for the iPhone, AirPods, iPad, and its other major gadgets. Here's why it makes sense to launch an Apple Watch Pro too.

'Bad Boys for Life' wins the box office for a second-straight weekend

Sony's resurrection of the "Bad Boys" franchise continues to be a big winner, as it has crossed the $100 million mark at the global box office.

Jeff Bezos hosted an extravagant after-party for a secret club whose members wear gold medals, and it was attended by Ivanka Trump and Bill Gates

Bezos hosted the after-party for the Alfalfa Club dinner, an elite event that hosts political figures, top business executives, and celebrities.

10 things in tech you need to know today

Attorneys general will meet with Justice Department lawyers this week to discuss various concurrent investigations of Google, according to the Wall Street Journal.